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Trump Promotes Voter ID, Says 'a Lot of People Cheat With Mail-In Voting'
"I think Voter ID is very important and the reason they don't want Voter ID is because they tend to cheat," Trump said.
Trump Says He Won't Wear Face Mask Because He Meets 'Presidents'
"I just don't want to wear one myself," Trump told reporters.
Trump Tells Saudis 'Enough Is Enough' As Price War Wrecks U.S. Producers
The Art of the Oil Deal? The president came to believe that the Saudis' oil-price war was targeting the U.S., not just Russia.
Strategic National Stockpile Changes to Match Jared Kushner's Claims
The Department of Health and Human Services changed longstanding language on the Strategic National Stockpile's website to match a controversial claim made by the president's son-in-law.
U.S. Shale is Poised For a Comeback Amidst the Oil Price War
Many industry insiders and experts are crying armageddon, while others say that United States shale is not only poised for a comeback, it will be better than ever.
GOP Group's Ad Attacks Trump as More Voters Blame Him for Virus' Spread
The ad comes as an increasing number of voters disapprove of the president's handling of the pandemic that's killed more than 6,500 Americans.
Trump Admin's Venezuela Anti-Drug Op Distracts from COVID-19: Officials
A senior administration official told Newsweek that the drug trade "can contribute to the spread of the virus," but a senior Pentagon official said the recent mission "has nothing to do with the virus."
ER Visits For Coronavirus-Like Illnesses Drop in Washington Hospitals
It's possible people with mild cases are staying out of the hospital and recovering at home, Eric Holdeman, director of the Center for Regional Disaster Resilience told Newsweek.
Class Action Lawsuits Related to Coronavirus Spike Across the Country
As employers adjust to work-from-home requirements, new liabilities can arise that human resources managers have not traditionally had to consider.
How to Watch, Live Stream Coronavirus Task Force Briefing
The Coronavirus Task Force will continue its daily briefings on Friday as cases of a new coronavirus in the U.S. surpass 245,000.
Senators Push to Close 'Homework Gap' and Provide Wi-Fi to 12 Million Kids
"Children without connectivity are at risk of not only being unable to complete their homework during this pandemic, but being unable to continue their overall education," senators wrote in a letter sent to congressional leadership.
Pelosi Faces Hurdles with New Oversight Panel for Coronavirus Money
Increasing Congress' oversight ability of coronavirus relief packages faces hurdles, including fierce accusations from Republicans of injecting partisan politics into a global health crisis—tension that could exacerbate talks as Democrats push for more aid amid skyrocketing unemployment numbers.
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Starbucks Red Cup 2019: A Look at Every Winter Holiday Cup By Year from 1997 to 2019
The tradition of releasing a winter holiday cup has been going for 22 years and is loved by consumers across the globe.
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Starbucks Red Cups 2019: What Christmas Holiday Drinks are Available This Year?
Starbucks is releasing four cup designs in 2019, along with some firm food and drinks favorites such as the peppermint mocha.
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The Manson Family in Photos: Portraits of Murder
As we near the 50th anniversary of the Tate-LaBianca murders, and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' plays in theaters, interest in the Manson Family and their gruesome crimes has returned.
Best Family Board Games to Play With Kids and Where to Buy
From classics like Mouse Trap to Hungry Hungry Hippos, to fun games like Toilet Trouble and Don't Wake Daddy, these are the games to play while staying at home.
Pregnant Women in Texas Considering Home Abortions After Coronavirus Ban
"A lot of people have started to just cry in the waiting room," Dr. Bhavik Kumar told Newsweek.
Wisconsin Moves Forward With Primary and Other Elections Despite COVID-19
The state has called in National Guard troops to staff polling sites, as thousands of workers are expected to not show up because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Best Two-Player Board Games for Couples and Where to Buy
From games that get you thinking, like Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit, to fun games like Jenga and Connect 4, there are tonnes of options for couples and best friends.
Military Culture of Secrecy Exposed by Firing USS Roosevelt Commander
A video posted by a sailor says everything there is to say about the firing of Navy Capt. Brett Crozier about how things look to a sailor or soldier when they are out there doing their jobs, compared to the view from a desk in Washington, DC.
Captain Crozier Cheered Off Ship After Being Relieved Over COVID-19 Alarm
Sailors seen chanting "Captian Crozier" out of respect as he leaves the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt in Guam.
First U.S. Emergency Physician Thought to Have Died of COVID-19
The 60-year-old New Jersey doctor was reported to have been coughing a lot and had breathing issues days before he died.
Social Distancing Cut Coronavirus Cases in Oregon By Up to 70 Percent
The state health officer cautioned that confirmed cases will continue to grow before coming back down.
FDR, Reagan, Obama Won Re-election with Upwards 7% Unemployment. Can Trump?
If history has anything to say about politics and unemployment relates, it's that the higher the jobless rate, the less likely an incumbent president is to win re-election. But the coronavirus is uncharted territory.
ICE Brings Nearly 700 Americans Back Home on Returning Deportation Flights
ICE is working with the State Department to bring U.S. citizens and permanent residents back to the country amid the COVID-19 pandemic.